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- Page 1 Table top dough sheeter MK500 B ECO...
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Page 3: Printing Conventions
Chapter 1 - General information. The manufacturer reserves the right to introduce technical modifications or improvements both to the documentation and to the machines without prior notice. Modifications and improvements may also concern other machines of the same model described in this manual, but which have a different serial number. -
Page 4: Ec Declaration Of Conformity
_________________________________________ _________________________________________ _________________________________________ _________________________________________ _________________________________________ _________________________________________ Machine identification details Type:DOUGH SHEETER Model: MK500 B ECO Serial no.:________________ Year of manufacture:_______________ Fig. 1.1 Data plate EC declaration of conformity See Enclosure 3 EC declaration of conformity. Guarantee General conditions 1. This machine (with appropriate serial number) is guaranteed for 12 months after the date of actual delivery. - Page 5 Chapter 1 - General information. 2. The guarantee covers the replacement or repair of the faulty part (component, machine or part of the machine) but does not cover the cost of dismantlement, re-assembly or shipping. 3. The replacement of any part does dot bring about the renewal of the guarantee period for the entire machine, unless the entire machine is replaced.
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Page 6: Use Of The Manual
Chapter 1 - General information. Claiming under guarantee Method Requests for spare parts or service visits under guarantee must be made to the manufacturer or to your authorised dealer as soon as possible after having encountered the defect which is covered by the General conditions on page 3. -
Page 7: Description Of The Machine
Chapter 1 - General information. 1.10 Description of the machine Intended use Intended operations The machine has been built and designed to sheet dough to the thickness required by the operator. Conditions of intended use The machine has been designed and built to operate in a closed environment, protected from atmospheric agents. -
Page 8: Machine Structure
Chapter 1 - General information. Machine structure This section describes the main machine components and their function within the production cycle. Main machine components The machine is composed of the following principal components: 1. Base 2. Control Panel. 3. Conveyor Belts. 4. - Page 9 Chapter 1 - General information. NOTE The manufacturer will not be liable for any damage or injury to persons, animals or things caused by non-observance of the safety rules and/or recommendations given in the documentation supplied. BENCHTOP SHEETER Mod. SF.B. ECO table top dough sheeter...
- Page 10 Chapter 1 - General information. 1.11 Qualifications of personnel Stage in the technical life of the machine Qualification of operator in charge Transport Qualified carrier informed of: Fig. 1.2 Overall view of machine, 4.3 Transport on page 17 of this manual. Installation Qualified electrician and qualified mechanic informed of : Fig.
- Page 11 Chapter 1 - General information. 1.12 Safeguards DEFINITION Safeguards are any safety measures which involve the application of specific technical mechanisms (guards, safety devices) to protect people from dangers which cannot be made sufficiently harmless through design. Fixed and moveable guards •...
- Page 12 Chapter 1 - General information. 1.13 Hazardous areas and residual risks DEFINITION A hazardous area is any area inside or in the vicinity of the machine which would constitute a risk for the health and safety of an exposed person. This manual indicates all the procedures during which residual risks for the operator are present.
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Page 13: Machine Specifications
Chapter 2 - Machine Specifications Machine Specifications Chapter 2 Technical specifications Dimensions and weight of the machine Model Measurement Measurement Weight machine open machine closed (kg) MK500 B ECO 148x87x60 65x87x73 x710 MK500 B ECO 200x87x60 85x87x99 x950 Other technical characteristics Model Cylinder Cylinder... - Page 14 Chapter 2 - Machine Specifications Harmonics The harmonic distortion, for the sum of harmonics from the second to the fifth, should not exceed 10% of the total voltage with effective value between live conductors. A further distortion of 2% for the sum of the harmonics from the sixth to the thirtieth on the total effective value between live conductors is tolerated.
- Page 15 Chapter 2 - Machine Specifications Other Technical Details Scraper. In case of movement it is possible to reposition the scraper: • remove the spring from the fixing screw • unscrew the screw • adjust the scraper • tighten the screw •...
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Page 16: Operator Interface
Chapter 3 - Operator Interface Operator Interface Chapter 3 Controls Controls Symbol Description Functions controlled Manipulator when it is moved to the right the conveyor belts shift to the right, when it is moved to the left the conveyor belts shift to the left. ON /OFF button When On is pressed power is supplied to the machine's motor. -
Page 17: Chapter 4 Installation
Chapter 4 - Installation Installation Chapter 4 NOTE When reading this chapter refer to the pictures of the control panels given in Chapter 3 Operator Interface. Hazardous areas and residual risks during installation Protective gloves must be worn. Protective footwear must be worn. Handling area of the packed or unpacked machine. -
Page 18: Transport Conditions
Chapter 4 - Installation Transport The instructions given in this section should be carefully followed when transporting the machine. This operation may include the following situations: • Storage of the machine. • Initial installation of the machine. • Re-location of the machine. Transport conditions The machine and its equipment can be transported in the following ways, according to the customer's requirements:... - Page 19 Chapter 4 - Installation • Check that the hoisting cables or ropes are equipped with bell and have the label which contains all the manufacturer's details and that the lifting capacity is clearly stated. • Check the cables or ropes before each lifting operation. Do not use these if they are damaged or worn or have broken strands or wires.
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Page 20: Preliminary Operations
Chapter 4 - Installation • Hook type 0-10000. • Lifting brackets. BEWAREE If the machine has been damaged during transport, inform the manufacturer immediately. The manufacturer should also be informed if there are differences between the "Packing list" and the goods actually delivered. -
Page 21: Preparation For Start-Up
Chapter 4 - Installation be near the installation site. • Nothing should hinder the free movement of the operator around the machine. The machine should be situated at least 1 metre from the nearest wall or object. • Cabinets should be accessible at all times and the doors should open wide without obstacle. -
Page 22: Electric System
Chapter 4 - Installation Electric system Fig. 4.2 Electric system position ELECTRIC SYSTEM Testing Before delivery the machine is tested at the manufacturer's works where the following operations are carried out: • General setting of the machine, of the auxiliary equipment and of the installed safety devices. -
Page 23: Chapter 5 Machine Operation
Chapter 5 - Machine operation Machine operation Chapter 5 NOTE When reading this chapter refer to the pictures of the control panels given in Chapter 3 Operator Interface. Qualifications of operator The machine should be operated only by trained, qualified and authorised personnel who have read and understood the information contained in this manual. -
Page 24: Operating Modes
Chapter 5 - Machine operation Operating modes The machine operates in manual mode following the instructions described in Chapter 5 Machine operation on page 22 Machine switching on To switch the machine on proceed as follows: 1. Turn the knife-switch situated upstream from the outside power supply cable to position I. Tooling, adjustments and setting up Adjustment warnings 1. -
Page 25: Chapter 6 Maintenance
Chapter 6 - Maintenance Maintenance Chapter 6 DANGER Risk of electric shock and unexpected movements during maintenance. Isolate the machine from electric and hydraulic power sources. Dissipate and/or limit residual energy (see Chapter 5 Machine operation). Routine maintenance Any operation that can be carried out by the user is considered routine maintenance. It includes operations of cleaning, inspection and prevention carried out to ensure safe operation of the machine. -
Page 26: Scheduled Servicing
Chapter 6 - Maintenance Suitable cleaning tools and products Cleaning method BEWAREE Do not use solvents which could damage the paint and the synthetic materials. Avoid especially petrol, nitro-perchlorate thinners and trichloroethane.. Parts to be cleaned Method and tools Painted steel Use warm water and food-friendly degreaser. -
Page 27: Chapter 7 Machine Scrapping
Chapter 7 - Machine scrapping Machine scrapping Chapter 7 Qualifications of operator Qualified mechanic who has read and understood Fig. 1.2 Overall view of machine e Chapter 7 Machine scrapping. Disconnecting the machine At the end of its technical and working life the machine has to be disconnected. Even though de-commissioning has taken place and the machine is no longer suited to the purpose for which it has been designed and built, it must still be possible to re-cycle the raw materials from which the machine was built. - Page 28 Chapter 7 - Machine scrapping followed carefully, there are no residual risks after the machine has been disconnected. BEWAREE The materials used for building the machine are non-biodegradable. The machine must therefore be taken to an authorised scrap yard for disposal. Disposal of waste electric and electronic equipment Pursuant to Art.
- Page 29 Chapter 8 - List of attached documentation List of attached documentation Chapter 8 Enclosure 1 Wiring diagrams Enclosure 2 Spare parts catalogue Enclosure 3 EC declaration of conformity BENCHTOP SHEETER Mod. SF.B. ECO table top dough sheeter...
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Page 30: Spare Parts
SPARE PARTS 9. Spare parts 01. Right shoulder 43. Right belt drive cylinder 02. Left shoulder 44. Mobile cylinder 03. Right panel 45. Lower scraper 04. Left panel 46. Lower scraper tightening spring 05. Flange 47. Scraper positioning segment Lower 06. - Page 31 SPARE PARTS 9. Spare parts table top dough sheeter...
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Page 32: Wiring Diagram
WIRING DIAGRAM 10. Wiring system table top dough sheeter... - Page 33 WIRING DIAGRAM 10. Wiring system table top dough sheeter...
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